throwawaynov29

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   by throwawaynov29 12y ago

   As a buyer you get an opportunity to connect with sellers before they have publicly list their house and sign on the dotted line to pay 6% commission. So not only you get access to off market listings but there is good chance you are going
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   by throwawaynov29 12y ago

   That's a question we asked ourselves several times. Here are some differences # There is not one that gives the seller a list of pre-approved buyers # Most FSBO's are still focused on listing - which in turn leads sellers to the Z
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   by throwawaynov29 12y ago

   You hit the nail on the head. When I bought my house, I found the house, but I was scared of the paperwork and a realtor did that for me. And we plan to change that for both buyers and sellers, by using better, simpler software and real est
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   by throwawaynov29 12y ago

   Absolutely! We have seen many startups veering towards real estate agent model. Always helps to keep that in mind. No repeat businesses, less viral effects, urge to turn to brokers/agents and become a lead generation engine for them ar
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   by throwawaynov29 12y ago

   Hi, I'm a long time lurker and an infrequent contributor on HN. When I bought my first house, I was shocked to learn that the seller has to pay a 6% commission to agents, its 1-2% in other countries. This sounded outrageously high to m
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   Show HN: Software is eating real estate commissions(insaana.com)

   4 points by throwawaynov29 12y ago|10 comments